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Most of our systems such as education, work, and social institutions, are very good at providing external security but not at teaching us internal safety. Over time, we learn to optimise for predictability, compliance, and stability. We’ve learned to outsource security and risk. We learned to feel safe when someone else is in charge and to treat... See more
The Five Pillars of Work: How To Feel Safe Without A Job
slow the fuck down - on collaging, also changing careers at 33…wow. timely
“it’s like rediscovering you’re own voice each time in a new form”
SPACES—Saving and Preserving Arts and Cultural Environments—is dedicated to the study, documentation, and preservation of art environments and self-taught artistic activity. It is currently a preservation project of Kohler Foundation.
Thinking about spiritual justice.
And, spiritual wounding. The deafening of the spiritual world to the supremacy of systems and structures thirsty with greed.
The idea that your spiritual life is your own, up to you and no one else’s business, belies the fact that we can and do *feel* one... See more
vanessalgermaninstagram.com“Here we have the theater of sight in consideration of the power, beauty and truth of nature. That the moment we are awe-struck by a sunset, in the company of others, we are awe-struck by the beauty of one another. We are safe to enter into resonance with the sky reflecting our own radiance back to ourselves, and we weep without even knowing that we are weeping. Our bodies give up water as a way to say: I am this hallelujah and so are you.”
Lighthouse Learning Model: Re-Indigenizing Education
By Liberated Learning (on Youtube)
Found via Anna Howard
in the middle…of learning/unlearning
Still processing, and on my list to watch with updated notes here at some point
Honor Your Curiosity & Get Your Brain Back
By Anna Howard (Wild Geese on Youtube)
Learning spirals, extending beyond the learning into ancestral and community exchange.
I wonder if some of the ancestral parts that are unknown are instead connected to learning about the ancestral lands of where one calls home. As an immigrant I found a way to honor my
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